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Turn AP into a revenue-generating function. Pay suppliers by card and gain competitive rebates on spend.
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Manage global payments, FX, and AP in one connected platform
Automate AP end to end with faster workflows and payment control.
Powering global payments and keeping currency risk under control
Move money virtually anywhere in the world
Stay ahead of changes in the FX market
Receive and pay out foreign currencies with a secure account in your business’ name
Process international payments directly from invoices, spreadsheets, or documents
Identify the services for each country for your cross-border payments
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Markets are flailing for a storyline in a world that no longer fits into one.
The dollar index peaked when President Trump was inaugurated. But it has since "fallen farther, faster than in any year since the U.S. abandoned fixed exchange rates," Karl Schamotta, a currency strategist at payments firm Corpay, tells Axios.
Most macroeconomic and geopolitical issues are beyond the control of individual businesses, complicating their future planning. This piece gives insight into what is on CFOs' minds as they navigate global currency markets.
Investors "are choosing to interpret Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Congressional testimony to mean that the central bank is laying the groundwork for an early-autumn rate cut," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay in Toronto.
Loonie at risk of losing [some of its] 2025 gains: Corpay chief market strategist Karl Schamotta talks with the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about the trajectories of the Canadian dollar and the U.S. greenback
“Businesses are looking at that decline since the beginning of the year, and they're thinking, ‘If this continues, I don't want to be paid in dollars, because that'll mean that I have less purchasing power domestically,’” said Karl Schamotta.
Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss markets ahead of the U.S. Fed rate decision and the outlook for the Canadian economy.
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